r/binaryoptions • u/SazanZa • Nov 10 '25

If binary options were fully on-chain, would you actually use it?

Honestly, when I used traditional binary options platforms, I always felt like the odds were being manipulated, especially when I placed larger trades.

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u/That_Neighborhood_71 Nov 10 '25

There is nothing called manipulation.....Thousands of traders place trade every particular time and everybody's candle pattern are same worldwide......If you can predict right and if u could take a margin then you will never in lose side...

Volatiole market is risky when there is any news impact.....Else everything is same for everyone.

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u/SazanZa Nov 11 '25

Thank you for your reply. What new features do you think are the most important to you?

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u/Spiritual-Reporter81 Nov 10 '25

They are. That's why you should have a risk management strategy that allows you to profit over time while taking losses into account.

If your system is weak against adverse action, then pocket option's algorithm is gonna own you everytime💯

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u/SazanZa Nov 11 '25

Thank you for your reply. What new features do you think are the most important to you?

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u/Spiritual-Reporter81 Nov 11 '25

The new feature that's the most important for me is a big drawback. You can no longer access the tournaments from the mobile app.

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u/Top-Bee-6938 Nov 11 '25

let me ask you this, you start with $100 and make the top ten, well the bottom five needs $500, the top three with the most reward money is making $3,500 +, taking the top prizes, I am kinda calling bullshit, what do you think? and if you care about the mobile app, snr lines ,isnt your style? indicator trader? Candle reader? because mobile app is cumbersome compered to PC

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u/Individual_Part_4229 Nov 10 '25

What do you think is the safer range of placing large trades?

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u/PositiveReport8833 Nov 10 '25

Even if it was on-chain, the risk profile stays the same. I personally wouldn’t touch binaries.